Activist Xu Zhiyong Moves Closer to Trial
The recent announcement of new asset disclosure requirements for officials has brought no respite...
Read Moreby Samuel Wade | Dec 6, 2013
The recent announcement of new asset disclosure requirements for officials has brought no respite...
Read Moreby Samuel Wade | Dec 6, 2013
As China pursues maritime claims on fronts as diverse as ADIZs and archaeology, South China...
Read Moreby Samuel Wade | Dec 6, 2013
Australian researchers have discovered enormous fresh water reservoirs beneath the seabed off...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Dec 6, 2013
As it has throughout the world, the death of Nelson Mandela has been front page news in China,...
Read Moreby Scott Greene | Dec 5, 2013
Bloomberg News reports that The People’s Bank of China on Thursday banned financial...
Read Moreby Josh Rudolph | Dec 5, 2013
With scores of recent graduates joining the ranks of Chinese youth competing for a limited number...
Read Moreby Scott Greene | Dec 5, 2013
Nanjing cancelled primary and secondary school classes on Thursday, while Qingdao banned outdoor...
Read Moreby Grace | Dec 5, 2013
An increasing number of Internet users in China are turning to Lantern, a US-sponsored computer...
Read Moreby Grace | Dec 5, 2013
While Chinese censors frequently delete weibo posts and block sensitive online content, six...
Read Moreby Samuel Wade | Dec 5, 2013
Delays in annual renewals of China correspondents’ visas have sparked fears of an impending...
Read Moreby Josh Rudolph | Dec 5, 2013
Looking to a recent report by the Research Center for Health Development [zh], the Global Times...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Dec 4, 2013
Badiucao recently joined CDT as a contributing cartoonist. The artist, who currently lives in...
Read Moreby Samuel Wade | Dec 4, 2013
The Wall Street Journal’s Lorraine Luk and Daisuke Wakabayashi report a long-anticipated...
Read Moreby Samuel Wade | Dec 4, 2013
Jonathan Kaiman reports at Foreign Policy on China’s intense hacking and surveillance...
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